
The restaurant scene in the Twin Cities is booming. A few new excellent places seem to pop up every couple of months, and if you can't get into one dynamite spot, there are plenty of others. Along with putting out delicious, interesting food, restaurants are upping their service game. Professional, friendly, and informal (read: not stuffy) service is becoming the norm.
Local eateries, bars, and coffee shops routinely show up on national "best of" lists, win prestigious awards, and garner national press. It is within this context — this bounty of deliciousness — that we found Parella wanting. Located in the old Figlio space in Calhoun Square, Parella strives for Italian chic. The space is well lit and airy, but lacks character.
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